Janus: Hermann Hupfeld: Papers

Manuscripts/MS Add.342-372 contains:
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MS Add.350	Collection of notes on Arabic literature, and on Arab and Chaldee grammar
MS Add.351	Notes probably compiled during his study of philosophy at Marburg
MS Add.352	Transcript of part of G. L. Bauer, Entwurf einer historisch-kritischen Einleitungen in die Schriften des Alten Testaments
MS Add.353	Notes on Friedrich Spanheim, Brevis Introductio ad Historiam Veteris Testamenti
MS Add.354	Notes on the exegesis of the Old and New Testaments
MS Add.355	Exegetical notes on the Old Testament Books of Hosea, Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
MS Add.356	Notes on geography, Arabic literature, and the Old Testament
MS Add.357	Notes and exercises upon various classical authors, and on Roman history
MS Add.358	Lists of books with prices, authors and summary descriptions, classified by subject
MS Add.359	Commentary on the Book of Genesis, with an introduction
MS Add.360	Notes on theology and other subjects
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Hermann Hupfeld: Papers

Title	Exegetical notes on the Old Testament Books of Hosea, Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
Reference	MS Add.355
Creator	Hupfeld, Hermann C. K. F. (1796-1866)
Covering Dates	1815 (Circa)
Extent and Medium	1 volume; paper

Content and context

Exegetical notes on the Old Testament Books of Hosea, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, taken or acquired while studying at Marburg under A. J. Arnoldi. Some notes in hands of Arnoldi, a French correspondent, and G. W. Lorsbach, professor of oriental languages and theology at Herborn.

Includes: notes on passages in Hosea, with some leaves in Arnoldi's hand, copy of the article of Sur from the Qamus in Lorsbach's hand,and letter from Lorsbach to Arnoldi, 30 Oct. 1795 (fo. 23); German translation of Proverbs i-xvii.13; exegetical notes on Proverbs, with many leaves in Arnoldi's hand, including German translation of Prov. x-xxxi; notes on Proverbs printed with alterations in Arnoldi, Anmerkungen über einzelne Stellen der Sprüche Salomons, Leipzig, 1781, some pages by Arnoldi, others by a French correspondent; exegetical notes on Ecclesiastes, some leaves and marginalia in Arnoldi's hand.

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